Bøger af Steven Moore

Born into a world divided by Humans and Sorcerers, Raiñ finds himself in conflict with four mysterious voices vying to control his destiny-which he calls The Dammed. After two High Masters confirmed his sorcery powers, he embarks on a journey to the Academy of Dāgahvor where his magical abilities over the five elements are tested and honed, but as Raiñ begins to push his powers to their limits, dark forces emerge from the shadows and difficulty follows suit. Soon enough, Raiñ uncovers the enigmatic truth behind his parents' death and how it is connected to the Dark Army's ambitions. Finally, in order to comprehend the purpose of The Dammed, Raiñ has no choice but to delve deep within himself and conquer his own fears.But true understanding only reveals itself through great fear, one even greater than that of death itself,

This book is a sampler of art and stories by artist/writer Steven Moore.It includes The Blood-tied Stone, a complete story from the first Runes & Realms book, Gnome Legends and The Timeless Crystal, from the first Timeless Crystal book, The Time Machine. Also included is a portfolio of original line art by Steven Moore.The Blood-tied Stone - A powerful wizard joins a young apprentice on her quest to find her family's blood-tied stone-a magical item only her family can use.The Timeless Crystal - A time traveler from the 1890's finds herself in a magical world filled with gnomes, elves, strange creatures and danger.

In an enchanted world filled with magical creatures, a young gnome king along with those sworn to protect him fight to reclaim the kingdom's lost crown and bring stability back to the realm.

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Literary critic Steven Moore was an editor at Dalkey Archive Press during its early years (1988-1996) when it grew from a one-man operation to one of the most respected small presses in America. In part 1 of this brief memoir, he recounts how he joined the press, what he accomplished there, and why he left. This is followed by an annotated list of all the books Moore acquired, enlivened by behind-the-scene anecdotes, and concludes with short essays on certain particular authors. Dalkey Days is profusely illustrated with book covers, author photos, and rare Dalkey memorabilia. "Steven Moore has been at the vanguard of criticism and publication of outliers and explorers whose artistic visions reinvigorate the capacious form of the novel and the short story, and we are in his debt." --Jeff Bursey, Numéro Cinq

As a soldier and civilian, Steven Moore has traveled from the American Midwest to Afghanistan and beyond. In those travels, he's seen what place can mean, specifically rural places, and how it follows us, changes us. What Moore has to say about rural places speaks to anyone who has driven a lonely road at night, with nothing but darkness as a cushion between them and the emptiness that surrounds. Place and how we define it-and how it defines us-is a through line throughout the collection of eleven essays. Moore writes about where we come from and the disconnection we often feel between each other: between veterans and nonveterans, between people of different political beliefs, between regions, between eras. These pieces build into a contemplative whole, one that is a powerful meditation on why where we come from means something and how we'll always bring where we are with us, no matter where we go.

Follows a part-time soldier's experience over seven years in the Iowa Army National Guard. He bounces between college, army training, disaster relief, civilian jobs, and deployment in Afghanistan. His stories are about having one foot on each side of the civilian-military divide, and the difficulty of describing one side to those on the other.

Esther Brookstone is at it again, this time obsessing about the life and times of St. John the Divine, all triggered by the discovery of a parchment hidden in the frame of a Botticelli painting that she authenticates. As in Rembrandt's Angel, she soon gets into trouble, and her paramour, Interpol agent Bastiann van Coevorden, again comes to her aid. A race to find the saint's tomb results, because Esther has competition. Three centuries of action involving the saint, the Renaissance artist Sandro Botticelli, and Esther and Bastiann, make this sequel a book of mystery, thrills, and suspense that will keep readers guessing.